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Unde Si »• withyITOVrGilkieonYEP, CVÊ GOT TODO *T* I'LL TELL.TM6 FOLKS TOhave j* picnic!TOU RE A DEAR,UNCLE «I I * 'tow always flan soNenuNoFOR OOP PL EASURE-» -<7PLEASURE /UOTH/N6,GAL!YOU SEE THE REASON |MPLANNING ON A PICNIC I» -/CWE NEEDRAIHIUg^vMrs.John McGibbon, of Idaho Falls, wasin Blackfoot, Tuesday of last week.Lester E. Winchell, of Henry, wasin Blackfoot on business on Tuesdayof last week.The Baptist Women's Union met onWednesday of last week at the homeof Mrs. E. M. Gregg.Mrs. J. M. Andersen, of Lewiston,Utah, is visiting with Judge Andersen and family.Wllliard T. Smith and son, Billy,spent a few days in Blackfoot lastweek, after a trip through the Hamercountry.Mrs. Percy Jones has returnedfrom a trip through Oregon and California, where she visited friends andrelatives.Mrs. Robert Bell returned to herhome in Boise, after visiting with hermother, Mrs. F. F. Stevens, for thepast two weeks.Mrs. Sidney Osborn and daughter,of Omaha, who have been visitingMrs. Osborn's mother, Mrs. F. F. Stevens, left for a short visit in SaltLake before returning to Omaha.Ioo-4WSilvertownCord Tire'BEST IN THE LONG RUN*One Quality OnlyThe Silvertown is the pioneer cord tire of America,Its history is the record of every important develop*ment in cord tire construction. From the start itgave the motorist a new idea of tire service.The Silvertown is made by an organization with 52year j* experience in rubber manufacture.There is only one quality in Silvertown Tires. Thematerials and workmanship in one are the same asin all others. The name of Silvertown is always asymbol of one quality.Your dealer will tell you the Silvertown in any size from 30 a 3Y> up.THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY, Akron, OhioESTABLISHED 1870far AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES, TRUCKSMrs. Ray Rodgers, who has beenvisiting her parents here, Mr. andMrs. Geo. T. Marshall, left for herhome in Kansas City.Miss Hazel Saddler, who has beenthe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Younie and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boyle forthe past six weeks, returned to herhome in Montreal.Don't forget that the Farm Bureauoffice has a large supply of free Government bulletins on hand. If thereis anything you want in this linehe sure to call. If we do not havetlie particular one you want, we willorder it for you. This applies towomen's work as well as men's.Last Friday night the Shriners,seventeen in number, met at the Masonic Hall and organized what willhe known as the Blackfoot ShrinersClub. Howard Henderson was appointed temporary chairman, and H.C. Tavey was elected president andJ. H. Early secretary and treasurer.A family reunion headed by Mrs.Martha Quillin, enjoyed an outing ata point near Fort Hall, where thefamily camped twenty-eight yearsago. The party consisted of all Mrs.Quillin's children with the exceptionof one daughter living In Arizona.There were present, Mr. and Mrs.Will Kinney and family, Mr. and Mrs.J. J. Quillin and family, Mrs. ErnestAtwood of Boise, Floyd Quillin, MissLetitia Hunter. After a picnic lunchthe party returned by way of Bancroft, Lava and Pocatello.The Gleaners will meet Friday, August 25, with Mrs. Percy Jones, Mrs.Sedgwick, Mrs. Harry Kinney andMrs. Van Aiken assisting. A full attendance is requested.Hudson and Essex.120 .Beebe, phoneMrs. E. C. Stultz, the Misses Graceand Helen Stultz, Mary Dunn, WayneThoresen and Wallace Stultz, motored to Lava Sunday. Miss GraceStultz went on to Logan, Utah, whereshe will visit friends for the next twoweeks.Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Early anddaughter, of Rockford, 111., arrived inBlackfoot from Californio on Friday,and left Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.J. H. Early and daughter, Florence,and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Powers andson, John, for an outing at Mack'sIsland in upper Snake River.The Kiwanis club held it weeklyluncheon at the Cottage Hotel Thursday afternoon, with Ray Crabtree asChairman. President Howard Henderson gave a short talk on membership methods by which new membersare secured for the club. Miss MarieMillick gave a few musical selections.Miss Grace Peck left Friday on anextended tour of the United Statesand Canada, traveling as a personalrepresentative of Axel Skovgaard, theDanish Violinist, on a transcontinental concert tour. Miss Peck will goto points in Nebraska first, where shewill visit and start her work. Sheexpects to be gone about nine months.Miss Anna Burgraff spent the weekend with friends in Pocatello. MissBurgraff is now on a vacation, andexpects to leave in the near futurefor St. Anthony, where she will teachmusic this coming year.Last Sunday morning several autoloads of former Sutton, Nebraska,people journeyed to Adams Park, onemile south of Riverside. At noon adelicious picnic dinner was enjoyedby the forty people present. Games,races and a jolly social time filled theafternoon. Later ice cream and watermelon were served. The day wasideal, and everyone expressed themselves as having had a delightfultime. The out-of-town guests were:Mr. and Mrs. Grosshans and daughter, of Pocatello, and Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Brown of Harvard, Nebraska,and Mrs. Whitney, of Kearney, Nebraska.Mrs. Alice Cowles and daughter, ofOgden. Utah, were guests at the Malcom and Murdock homes last week.Wednesday was spent in motoringout to Rockford and visiting with oldacquaintances, Mrs. Tom Hall, Mrs.Lyon Bingham, and Mrs. Vernal Caysom, and as the dinner hour came,found a jolly crowd at the Hans Peterson home, where a deliciouschicken dinner was served and oldtimes discussed. The next stop wasat the home of the Murdock brothers,where a watermelon feast was enjoyed by all. They returned to Blackfoot In the evening.Miss Edna Capps entertained anumber of lier friends at her homeon North Shilling Tuesday evening oflast week. Tjiree »ables of bridgewere arranged, and Miss BeatriceBlomquist was awarded tlie prize forhigh score, while Mrs. Fred Hansenreceived the all-cut. The house wasartistically decorated In cosmos, audafter the game the card tables weretransformed into luncheon tables witha crystal basket of cosmos for thecenterpiece. Those on the guest listwere. The Misses Beatrice Blomquist,Mary Dunn. Vera Benzley, Marie andFlorence Dore. Marie Millick. GracePeck. Winnefred Biethan. Mrs. FredHansen, Mrs. Kleta Evans and Mrs.Howard Henderson, and Mrs. E. W.Enlow. The hostess was assisted byher mother and Mr». 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Forget about buying coal and carrying out ashes—$5 will put any style or size Electric Range in your home and at $10 amouth it is soon paid for.Remember, this offer is for the month of September only. Act quickly if you want to avail yourself of it. You may not have such an opportunity for years. Call for a demonstration at any Electric Shop of theIdaho Power Company.Electric Shop—Idaho Power Co.IllcigarettesThey are GOOD!Oar phone number le still SI.GO 000013000000 OOOOOO About tenO brown handO vertising maO business ColO also a few sO eles and cO dressed to BLOST ONear Moreland Ocays ago a small Obag containing ad- O.tter of the Links Oege, Boise, Idaho,mall personal artiorrespondence ad___________C. Beetham. A reO ward is offered the finder uponO bringing the above property toO this newspaper office.Ooo oooopoooooo o0000003000000000o oO G. F. BAVSBBOUGH OO Attorney at Law OO Millick Block OO Blackfoot, Idake OO 60000000000000090TOR,lliHAYFEVERv,-, ASTHMA"* CATARRH ^: ~of the Hose and Throat ?iTPRICE 50«gg; ASK YOUR DRUGGISTOR WRITE—For Sale By—DUSTIN'S PHABMACYPOWEBS' PHABMACYTHOBESEK'S PHABMACY